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apocalypsosSo I've been reading SPN finale spoilers and can I just say if they really do kill off everybody save Sam and Dean in the end ('cause seriously, it's starting to look that way), I am going to laugh my fucking ass off.
Not that I *want* everybody to die -- seriously, in my perfect world we get Ellen and Jo and Gabriel back and nobody touches Bobby or Castiel with a ten-foot pole -- but you know me and my love of the apocalypse. If they kill off everybody save Sam and Dean, I would honestly be VERY interested to see where they go with that. You know how whenever people don't like a character, they go, "Ugh, this isn't the Castiel/Anna/Ruby/Bela/Gabriel/Bobby/whoever Show! It's the Sam and Dean Show!"? Well, guess what we may get next season at this rate?
See, I don't mind if characters die as long as it's a good death. For all of "Hammer Of The Gods"'s non-Abrahamic-religion flaws, I thought Gabriel had a good death. For all of the show's rampant misogynistic tendencies when it comes to killing female characters, I thought that Ellen and Jo had a good death. So I know they're saying "a beloved character will die" or whatever in the finale -- granted, considering past spoilers, that may mean it's Chuck or Lisa or Random Indiana Diner Patron #3 rather than Bobby and Castiel, the only two non-Winchester "beloved characters" we have left -- but I'm kind of hoping it's both of them. Not that I don't want Jim or Misha on my TV screen -- although, hey, there's always watching them bicker on Twitter to fall back on for entertainment purposes -- but a large part of me would ADORE to see them wipe the slate clean and start from scratch for next season.
Sam. Dean. The Impala. Twenty-one cases. And a season full of brotherly angst and male bonding.
The possibility of a season like that makes me happy in my pants. GUH. I want to rub up against my computer screen just THINKING about it.
**
Okay, okay, now I'm going to go work on my Big Bang.
Not that I *want* everybody to die -- seriously, in my perfect world we get Ellen and Jo and Gabriel back and nobody touches Bobby or Castiel with a ten-foot pole -- but you know me and my love of the apocalypse. If they kill off everybody save Sam and Dean, I would honestly be VERY interested to see where they go with that. You know how whenever people don't like a character, they go, "Ugh, this isn't the Castiel/Anna/Ruby/Bela/Gabriel/Bobby/whoever Show! It's the Sam and Dean Show!"? Well, guess what we may get next season at this rate?
See, I don't mind if characters die as long as it's a good death. For all of "Hammer Of The Gods"'s non-Abrahamic-religion flaws, I thought Gabriel had a good death. For all of the show's rampant misogynistic tendencies when it comes to killing female characters, I thought that Ellen and Jo had a good death. So I know they're saying "a beloved character will die" or whatever in the finale -- granted, considering past spoilers, that may mean it's Chuck or Lisa or Random Indiana Diner Patron #3 rather than Bobby and Castiel, the only two non-Winchester "beloved characters" we have left -- but I'm kind of hoping it's both of them. Not that I don't want Jim or Misha on my TV screen -- although, hey, there's always watching them bicker on Twitter to fall back on for entertainment purposes -- but a large part of me would ADORE to see them wipe the slate clean and start from scratch for next season.
Sam. Dean. The Impala. Twenty-one cases. And a season full of brotherly angst and male bonding.
The possibility of a season like that makes me happy in my pants. GUH. I want to rub up against my computer screen just THINKING about it.
**
Okay, okay, now I'm going to go work on my Big Bang.
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Date: 2010-04-24 02:17 pm (UTC)